‘His biggest weapon’: What to expect from Cats’ latest debutant
Geelong fans are set to get a look at their second debutant of the season after a young midfielder was called into the side with a gun forward a late out.
Geelong fans are set to get a look at their second debutant of the season after a young midfielder was called into the side with a gun forward a late out.
Despite a hiccup against Brisbane, a mid-season analysis reveals why Geelong is ideally placed to run deep into September, again. See the numbers behind their form.
An experienced Geelong defender remains sidelined indefinitely after undergoing minor surgery while two young Cats are close to making their debuts alongside a veteran’s return.
Geelong’s AFLW players hit the road for pre-season camp, with several new faces already making a strong impression on their new teammates. Plus, could a second-year Cat explode in 2025?
He has never won a best and fairest or been an All-Australian, but Mitch Duncan’s impact has been widely felt at the Cats. Ahead of his 300th game, Duncan’s teammates and coaches reflect on his journey and what lies ahead.
When Bailey Smith was handed the famous Geelong No. 3, club great Jimmy Bartel reached out – and what ‘Bazlenka’ did next proves there is so much more to his very public image.
AFL great Joel Selwood has made his first heartbreaking public comments after the death of his brother Adam last Saturday.
An AFL premiership winner and close friend of the Selwood family has opened up on his heartbreaking chat with Cats champion Joel.
Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge had a blunt message when he was asked about his club’s match-up with Geelong antagoniser Bailey Smith.
Bailey Smith’s former team have been warned not to adopt a tempting tactic when they come up against the Geelong star this week.
It takes an army to get a player to 300 games. Mitch Duncan’s consists of wife Demi and the four kids he says have inspired him to keep his Geelong career alive into its 16th season.
All eyes at GMHBA Stadium were looking for one man on Tuesday. But Bailey Smith was nowhere to be seen two days out from a clash with the Bulldogs.
Geelong has won just 42 per cent of games without Patrick Dangerfield in the past two years. But in 2025, the Cats’ running machines led by Bailey Smith will be central to success without him.
Chris Scott says Port Adelaide is a team in transition. Ken Hinkley is adamant it isn’t. After another heavy loss, is it time for the Power coach to face reality?
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